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Patrick Davey
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Lovely!! Shaping up well - love the deep cutting to the left.
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William Redpath of "Portadown" Fame
Patrick Davey replied to leslie10646's question in Questions & Answers
I'll send him a Facebook message Leslie! -
Superb!
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Nope. Definitely not. No time and definitely no space either.
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Looking good! Hope the ankle has fully healed!
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Brilliant!!!!!
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Alan will the brake shoes be blue suede?
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New IRM Wagon Announcement Tomorrow 11am - Place Your Bets!
Patrick Davey replied to Warbonnet's topic in General Chat
You're all wrong. It's a Ballymena & Larne iron ore wagon. The first in a new line (ha!) of narrow gauge items. -
Offaly funny that! Time to dispense with the coffee puns - Alan to echo what @Galteemore said above, The Stone Yard is quite a masterpiece in....well.......everything!!!
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Brilliant!!!
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I bet the rest of the forum members are frothing in anger
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Fantastic as always JB!
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The technique has bean used I think
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I was reading somewhere that the best type of paint to use on coffee stirrers is a flat white?
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Your creations always create a stir Alan
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That's the way Alan works!!
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If he doesn't fix it he'll get the sack.
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He was in the workshop adjusting a North Pole motor.
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Santa-stic!
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Great stuff JB!
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Looks like Ballyclare JB.
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My home station is in there........
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Looking forward to the 1964 UTA photos Ernie!
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Rails through Northern Parts; the potential
Patrick Davey replied to jhb171achill's topic in General Chat
And you just never know what's around the corner either....... Would not have got that at all - one of the very rarest! -
Rails through Northern Parts; the potential
Patrick Davey replied to jhb171achill's topic in General Chat
Great post JB - having been born in 1970 precisely, I am quite chuffed (boom boom) to be in your 'youngster' category! I overlapped the age of Irish steam by exactly 50 days, going by the famous photo of the final spoil train. I don't remember much about that particular event though.......
